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winemaster en · NOUN

Etymology

From wine + master.

Meanings

1. An expert in winemaking, especially one who is in charge of winemaking at a winery.
   • Our grapes are picked and crushed under the direct supervision of our winemaster. 1978, San Francisco, page 56:
   • The comprehension and responsibility of estate-type winery production dynamics may weigh heavily, often entirely, upon the winemaster. 1981, Richard Vine, Commercial Winemaking: Processing and Controls, Springer Netherlands, →ISBN, page vii:
   • The Winery Tours / Immerse yourself in 150 years of heritage in South Australia’s renowned Barossa Valley and Clare Valley. Share the secrets of winemasters as they reveal their craft. 1991, The New York Times Magazine, page 85:
   • I discovered that many customers visit popular winemasters’ websites, copy the names of recommended wines, and buy them from different sources. 2017, Sunil Kumar V. Kaushik, Innovative Business Management Using TRIZ: TRIZ for Non-Manufacturing Professionals, Quality Press, →ISBN:

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